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I reside in a country other than Portugal, how does the tax payment work?
Investors residing outside of Portugal who invest in projects whose promoter is headquartered in Portugal
GoParity retains the applicable tax. In addition to this, investors should check with their country of residence's tax authorities, in order to check for existing double taxation agreements.
Investors residing outside of Portugal who invest in projects whose promoter is not headquartered in Portugal
GoParity does not retain tax meaning that investors will receive the gross interest. It is therefore the investor's responsibility to check with their country of residence's tax authorities and, the foreign income declaration rules applicable to the promoter's country.
Portuguese investors residing outside of Portugal
You can check here the guides made available by the Portuguese tax authorities, which describe the rules for your country of residence.
In all cases, at the beginning of each year, you will receive a declaration from the previous year containing all necessary details.
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